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RMMBHA is committed to providing a healthy, competitive, and affordable youth ball hockey experience for players between the ages of 5-21. League executive and coaches are committed to helping players learn and develop their ball hockey skills in an environment that encourages sportsmanship, fair play and develops a love of the game.
RMMBHA would like to acknowledge that we play ball hockey in Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows on the shared traditional and unceded territories of the Katzie and Kwantlen First Nations.
RMMBHA would like to acknowledge that we play ball hockey in Mission on the ancestral & shared territory of the Sto:Lo peoples situated on Matsqui, Sema:th, Kwantlen, Katzie, Sq'ewlets, and Leq'a:mel traditional territories.
We welcome and recognize all our First Nations, Metis and Inuit students & families in our association. We also welcome and recognize the many different cultures that are represented in our association.
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PRACTICES are held Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday nights which will vary week to week and team to team
GAMES are held Thursday & Friday nights as well as Saturday & Sunday days and nights which will vary week to week and team to team.
LOCATIONS (Practices & Games) are either at Pitt Meadows Arena Complex in Pitt Meadows or Planet Ice GEWC (Renegades Arena) in Maple Ridge. RMMBHA is in the process of working out floor time at the Mission Arena.
TYKES will have a combination 1/2-hour practice and 1/2-hour game each Sunday at Maple Ridge Planet Ice (Renegades Arena @ GEWC). There will be a total of 8 sessions for the season.
Our season starts beginning of April each year. You can expect to hear from a coach mid to late March.
We are pleased to announce the head coaches for our 2023 WCC teams this season! Congratulations to:
U11: James Hughes
U13: Steve Kater
U15: Mike Coard
U17: Kevin Mackie
U19: Peter DeSantis
The Western Challenge Cup (WCC) is an opportunity for skilled minor ball hockey players to come together to represent RMMBHA and compete at an elite level against other minor ball hockey associations from western Canada (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba).
The 2023 WCC Tournament will be hosted in Edmonton Alberta, from July 12 - 16, 2023.
The tournament divisions include: U11, U13, U15, U17, U19.
Eligible players in the U13, U15, U17, & U19 divisions, who believe they excel in the game of ball hockey, were asked to review the WCC Guidelines for Coaches, Parents & Players (below), then complete a Player Consideration On-line form using the link above. Team rosters, for the tournament at each of these age groups, will be finalized by coaches, after scouting interested players during league games and finalize rosters in consultation with the WCC coordinator & league officials.
Eligible players in the U11 division are asked to review the WCC Guidelines for Coaches, Parents & Players then complete a Player Consideration On-line form using the link above. At this division, all interested players will participate in a 2 part try out. Try-out dates are:
April 30th: 8:30am-9:45am-Pitt Arena, Red Rink
May 13th: 1:30pm-3pm-Pitt Arena, Red Rink
The WCC teams are intended to be of "rep" calibre. Players who intend to play are expected to be fully committed and available to participate in training and the tournament.
Final rosters will be announced towards the end of May, 2023!
Thank you to our board members and community members who came together to organize the memorial game in honour of Bela Piocza.
Thank you to all of our community members who came out to honour Bela and his contributions to our community. The evening was a great success!
Together, we were able to raise $7436.75. Also, thank you to Vancouver Falcons for their generous donation of $1200 to the Piocza family. All proceeds raised will be going directly to the family.
We could not have supported the Piocza family without the generosity and support from our Ridge Meadows community! THANK YOU!!
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